The Nezperce herald

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gB bly eetlmatad. both at home and

«broad, at MOQ.Qcio Half that number

ro9i4S fact You may

portions ot the Interior and hardly are

,1 but or an Inhabitant Tbe popula

j non of the capital etty to given aa 30.

000. It would be hard wort to find

The bulk of there 900.000 ot «OO.ilQO

people live contentedly la the moot

to palm-thatrbed

I

1X000 people there

primitiv« fashion

huts little dlff.

it from those of can

tral Africa. The country people cnlO

rate a few yams end plantains, have

n few pigs and chickens

ambitious have unie plantations of

The more

cacao or tobacco

The entire popula Hon to barefooted,

and half of It naked. Natarally, the

Dominican to amiable and hospitable,

but he to more than half savage, end to

capable of the blackest treachery and

i

ly not a black man. but be U never

vhJt< H|< kiQ ^t* and

fc) but

y-low ln >Dd ey

bine. There to no Dominican type. The

population to mongrel, and does not

constitute a race.

the moot utter cruelty. He to common

Now and then the

product ef the amaaing mixture of

blood to a man of unique nobility of

physique or a girl of unchallengeable

beauty.

The chief oeoet of the country, from

an International point of view, to the

Bay of Mamans, which to one ef the

moat magnificent harbors in the world

and which to ao situated as to be of

enormous strategic advantage This

bey may be regarded os tba key of the

Caribbean Be*, and especially consider.

lag the prospect of th* Panama Canal,

Its p o se s s ion by any greet power

would mean the mastery of Central

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Nezperce herald. (1906). Nezperce, Idaho, 1906-08-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89055082/1906-08-02/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Nezperce herald, 1906-08-02.